Why Choose surrogacy in the United States?
Surrogacy in the United States is an option increasingly chosen by people facing reproductive challenges who want to start a family. The U.S. has been a pioneer in surrogacy, offering not only a well-developed infrastructure and advanced technical resources, but also, in many cases, clear and relevant laws that protect the rights of intended parents.
In most countries that allow this process—which are still a minority—there are legal gaps concerning the rights of the parents. Surrogacy in the United States is regulated at the state level, meaning there is no federal law, but many states have established legal frameworks that clearly define the rights of both the surrogate and the intended parents.
At Medtravelco, we work with a team of attorneys in California who independently represent both parties during the signing of a legal surrogacy contract. This contract outlines all conditions and compensation related to the process and is fully valid under California law.
Who Can choose surrogacy in the United States?
In the state of California, anyone can pursue surrogacy in the United States. In other countries—and even in other U.S. states—unmarried couples may not be allowed to undergo this process legally, or single individuals may face penalties for trying to become parents on their own. In California, same-sex couples, single individuals, and unmarried couples all have the same rights when it comes to surrogacy.
At Medtravelco, we specialize in planning and managing surrogacy in the United States. We offer a fixed-price plan that covers the most expensive aspects of the program.
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